HP Media Vault mv5020, Руководство пользователя

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Double-click the name of a shared folder to browse its contents.
If you haven’t saved any files to the shared folder, the folder is empty.
To use My Network Places in Windows XP to browse
You must map your network drives before completing this procedure.
1
At the computer, click Start , My Computer , My Network Places .
2
In the Name column, locate the shared folder you want to open.
For example, if opening the
Documents shared folder, My Network
Places lists the name as Documents on HPMediaVault .
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Click Documents on HPMediaVault to open the Documents
shared folder and browse its contents.
The network address displays in the address bar and should be
\\HPMediaVault\Documents.
To use Network in Windows Vista to browse
1
At the computer, click Start menu, Network .
If network discovery is turned off, a message displays in the notification
bar. Click the notification bar, and then click Turn on network discovery
and file sharing.
2
Double-click the name of your server. For example: HPMediaVault
Note: The Network window may also display the name of the HP
Media Vault. Click the server, not the media server.
3
Double-click the name of a shared folder.
4
Click Documents to open Documents and see the files stored in this folder.
(If you haven’t saved any files to Documents, the window is empty;
otherwise you see a list of saved files.)
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After opening Documents, look at the Windows Address bar to see the
network path of your server.
To use network addressing to browse
Network addressing means that you can access resources on your network
by entering their "addresses" in a browser’s Address bar.